Attorney General Wants More Funding to Prosecute Border Cases
Officials say the caseload in Southern Arizona has gone up significantly.
Divided Senate Advances Kavanaugh Nomination Toward Weekend
Sen. Jeff Flake, who had wavered, said he will vote to confirm the nominee unless something changes.
Arizona Company to Pay $150K Fine for Telemarketing Calls
Orangutan Home Services admitted to thousands of illegal calls in 2017, Arizona AG says.
Re-Entering the Workforce After Prison Harder For Non-Whites
Getting hired after serving time can be more difficult for some than for others
Arizona Sues Maker of Oxycontin
Lawsuit claims Purdue Pharma violated a judicial order regarding claims made in advertisements.
Understanding Challenges to the Flores Agreement
The 1997 court settlement dictates how long immigrant children can be detained.
Family Arrivals Surge at US-Mexico Border in August
Families accounted for more than one-third of people who were stopped at the border.
Jury Convicts Former Immigrant Shelter Worker of Sex Crimes
Levian Pacheco was an employee at the Mesa Southwest Key facility, which shelters undocumented youth for the U.S. government.
Judge Dominic Lanza Appointed to Federal Bench in Arizona
Lanza, who has prosecuted some storied cases in Arizona, will serve for life.
US Plans to Sidestep Limits on Detaining Immigrant Children
At issue is the so-called Flores agreement, which lays out requirements regarding detention length and setting.
Arizona Supreme Court Won't Review Pima County-World View Deal
The claim involved incentives as part of the deal the county made for the aerospace company's headquarters.
Mine Spill Victims Seek to Block Grupo Mexico Tailings Pond
The decision on one of Mexico’s most serious environmental disasters in decades could set precedent for other similar cases.
US Judge Extends Halt on Deportations of Separated Families
The order affects many of the more than 2,500 children separated from their families.
Former DEA Agent Pleads Guilty in Firearms Case
Joseph Michael Gill sold two rifles to people police believe were going to use them illegally.
Immigration Cases Tossed in Fallout From Supreme Court Ruling
A little-known decision has brought more chaos to an already strained system.
